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Inspire your children to create something cool! Just give them a sponge, some green paint and a bunch of small decorations ...

Three ancient pieces of ochre unearthed in Crimea were used by Neanderthals to draw and paint, a new study suggests. The findings highlight Neanderthals’ cognitive—and possibly creative—abilities, a ...

Unleash your Creativity with DIY Crayon Art!! Hunter found alive after going missing for nearly 3 weeks Idaho turned down more than 600 custom license plates in 2025. See the rejects What taking ...

Holly has a degree in Medical Biochemistry from the University of Leicester. Her scientific interests include genomics, personalized medicine, and bioethics.View full profile Holly has a degree in ...

A remarkable yellow crayon unearthed in Crimea, still sharp after more than 40,000 years, indicates that painting lines on objects was part of Neanderthal culture. This discovery is the firmest ...

In 1993, the eight-year-old son of a Middlebury teacher decided to name a crayon after an egg shell and won a contest that spanned the entire nation. Christopher Straub of Bristol, armed with quaint ...

- Used cardboard rolls, from kitchen roll, foil or clingfilm. - An old photo frame, whatever size you like! - Acrylic paints, go for autumnal colours. - Glue or hot glue gun. - Foliage or faux foliage ...

Looking to add a bit of spooky flair to your Halloween décor without turning your living room into a full-on craft zone? This super simple DIY Halloween hack turns an ordinary LED candle into a ...

The DIY Ferndale Street Art Fair is back Sept. 19-21 - and the grills will be going. Matthew Smith, owner of Detroit BBQ Company, dropped by “Live in the D” to preview what he’s bringing to the 18th ...

Caydence sees all the artwork her drawing inspired. When 9-year-old Caydence from Austin, Texas, picked up a box of 64 crayons and filled a page with her drawings, she sparked a wave of creativity.